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150 Main Street
Lancaster, NH 03584
Fax: (603) 788-5549

Phone: (603) 788-3561

OFFICE HOURS
MON thru THU: 8 am - 4:30 pm
FRI: 8 am - 1 pm

OUR FOCUS IS YOU

Welcome to Shippee Family Eye Care!

Shippee Family Eye Care, PC is situated in the heart of New Hampshire’s Great North Woods.
Dr. Samuel Shippee and his staff are dedicated to providing the most advanced eye care, utilizing state-of-the art technology. Eye examinations are a vital part of your overall health and preventive care. We strive to provide comprehensive eye health and vision examinations, while working with your primary care physicians, as they relate to your complete health care.

Our office provides services including but not limited to:
	Diabetic Evaluation	Vision Therapy
	Ocular Disease Treatment	Emergency Care
	Glaucoma Management	Optical Lab on Premises
	Lasik and Cataract Co-Management	Prescriptions Filled
	Pediatric Examinations	Contact Lens Fitting and Care

With a wonderful selection of frames, sunglasses, and contact lenses, we work with you to achieve the best possible solution for all your visual needs. We not only assess your vision but the best options to optimize your vision while working within your budget. With designer frames, electronic eyewear, special package pricing, and the latest digital lenses, we are able to achieve the perfect individual solution for you.

optician to find the perfect frames for you

comprehensive eye services and vision exams

Shippee Family Eye Care 150 Main St. Lancaster, NH 03584 Phone: (603) 788-3561 Fax: (603) 788-5549

Shippee Family Eye Care proudly serves Lancaster, NH and the surrounding towns of Northumberland, South Lunenburg, Gilman, Whitefield, Concord, Berlin, Gorham, Lyndon, St. Johnsbury and Littleton.

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